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While Kingpin is sending a horde of bounty hunters after Spider-Man and Boomerang, a love story gets caught in the
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Review: ‘Avengers: Curse Of The Man-Thing’ Crafts A Deep New Mythology
Science and magic. The two conflicting sides of the Man-Thing have collided before. However, neither have caused quite so much
Read moreReview: ‘Excalibur’ #20 Presents The Sorrowful Tale Of A Ghostly Mutant
At this point, it would be quite a task to find any significant mutant character at Marvel (those that have
Read moreReview: ‘Two Moons’ #2 – Spirits In The Material World
“THE IRON NOOSE,” Part TwoFacing a court-martial and execution at the hands of the Union Army, Virgil must depend on
Read moreReview: ‘I Breathed A Body #3’ – Sensation and Spectacle, At Any Cost.
A science fiction horror series about social media, big tech and influencer culture. Grisly livestreams descend into utter perversion, proving
Read moreReview: ‘Home’ #1 – For Some, There’s No Place For Home
When a young boy is torn away from his mother while seeking asylum at the U.S. border, something begins to
Read moreAdvance Review: ‘Transformers Beast Wars’ #3 Displays Logical Actions
Cover A features art by artist Josh Burchham. He also provides the interior art. Thus this cover provides a preview
Read moreReview: ‘Silk’ #1 Breathes New Life Into The Spider Family
Cindy Moon starts her new job at Threats & Menaces under J. Jonah Jameson. It couldn’t have happened at a
Read moreReview: ‘Mann’s World’ #3 Is Pretty To Look At. But Struggles To Find Its Message
Often what compels the audience to continue to follow any piece of media is characters that they can connect with
Read moreReview: High School, Trauma, And Horror Connect In The Darkly Beautiful ‘Shadowcraft’ #1
Teen dramas, even one with supernatural elements, are a dime a dozen most times, especially in our modern era. Some
Read moreReview: Cops And Masks Collide In The Action-Packed And Dynamic ‘The Next Batman: Second Son’ #6
For five issues, The Next Batman: Second Son has been building quite a few connected, but not fully connected plotlines.
Read moreReview: ‘Black Cat’ #4 Pits Cat Versus Cat In A Stylish Character Driven Storyline
Felicia Hardy, the Black Cat, has been on a whirlwind tour of the Marvel Universe, pulling off various high-profile heists
Read moreReview: ‘X-Men’ #19 Changes The Game… In More Ways Than One
Over a year ago, three X-Men entered the Vault. It was a mission that they knew they may not all
Read moreReview: ‘Barbalien: Red Planet’ #5 Delivers A Powerful And Impressive Finale
Mark Markz has been hunted down and brought back to his home planet of Mars. As he faces execution, he
Read moreReview: ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy’ #12 Blasts Off Into The Great Beyond
The Guardians of the Galaxy have had a hell of a year. They’ve faced monsters, criminals and invasions. Now they
Read moreAdvance Review: Fame Comes At A Cost In ‘The Silver Coin’ #1
‘Eisner-winning artist Michael Walsh teams with an all-star lineup of collaborators—Chip Zdarsky, Kelly Thompson, Ed Brisson, and Jeff Lemire on
Read moreReview: ‘Byte-Sized’ #4 Delivers A Beautiful, Action-Packed, And Fulfilling Conclusion To The Amblin Like Series
One of the best things that a story can do, especially a shorter one, is hook you in a way
Read moreReview: Even Superman Can Fall In ‘Action Comics’ #1029
Every child has to eventually learn that their parents are not indestructible. In Action Comics #1029, Superboy himself discovers that’s
Read moreReview: ‘TMNT: Best of Michelangelo’ Focuses On The Fun Loving Heart Of The Turtle Clan
Every member of the Turtle/Splinter/Hamato Clan has their specific niche that they seem to fill when it comes to personality
Read moreReview: Hanging Out With Kamala Khan In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #24
After dealing with Knull’s invasion and a law banning unregistered young heroes, Miles Morales is putting the pieces of his
Read moreReview: ‘Cable’ #9 Experiences A Day In The Life On Krakoa
Only one person could send Cable into a rage filled spiral. Only one enemy has ever vexed him on the
Read moreReview: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #62 Delivers Pet Problems And Family Drama
The Kingpin makes his move to take out Boomerang by hitting him where it hurts: his pet Gog. Spider-Man looks
Read moreViral Outbreak Devastates A World Gone Mad: Reviewing ‘Rabid World’ #1
‘It was like any other morning, until it wasn’t. Growing from the rural areas, it was a simple dog bite,
Read moreReview: ‘Power Rangers’ #5 Introduces Some Familiar Faces From Space
What began as a search for information on Onyx, a planet that resembles the Wild West, quickly turns into a
Read moreThe Boys Are Back In Town: Reviewing ‘Bill And Ted Are Doomed’ TPB
‘After defeating the evil dictator De Nomolos in Bogus Journey in 1995, things aren’t looking as excellent as they should
Read moreReview: ‘The Next Batman: Second Son’ #5 Is Full Of Foxes, Ratcatchers And Social Media Cancelations
One of the greatest benefits that comes from weekly releases of entertainment is the ability to really breeze forward in
Read moreReview: Gotham’s Bold New Era Continues In ‘Detective Comics’ #1034 With A Heist, A Murder Most Foul And Lots Of Bruce Wayne
The Joker War is over and Infinite Frontier has begun at DC Comics, ushering in a new era for much
Read moreReview: ‘Firefly: Brand New ‘Verse’ #1 Plots A New But Familiar Course For The Short-Lived Cult Classic Series
The more things change, the more they seem to stay the same. That’s the overall seeming message when it comes
Read moreMarvel Takes A Crack At The Xenoverse: Reviewing ‘Alien’ #1
‘The iconic cinematic terror makes its Marvel debut! Gabriel Cruz gave his life to Weyland-Yutani–In an alien attack he barely
Read moreReview: ‘Excalibur’ #19 Tackles A Big Decades Long Simmering Character Moment
Since it is debut in 2019, the latest incarnation of Marvel Comics’ Excalibur has been threading a great number of
Read moreReview: You Will Believe Again In ‘Superman- Red & Blue’ #1
The Man of Steel is many things to many people, but at his best, he’s a symbol of hope and
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